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Lucille Hegamin was one of the very first black blues singers to record. "Everybody's Blues" is from her first record, made in November 1920 for the small independent Arto/Bell label. Her recording career lasted into the early 1930s.
She is backed on this record by Harris' Blues and Jazz Seven. From the original 78 rpm disk (Bell P-45).
She is backed on this record by Harris' Blues and Jazz Seven. From the original 78 rpm disk (Bell P-45).
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December 27, 2008
Subject: It's such an honor to be able to listen to this recording
Subject: It's such an honor to be able to listen to this recording
To be able to listen to voices from closing in on a 100 years ago, is such a great honor.
Particularly when the voice is as beautiful as Lucille Hegamin's. And the beauty did not stop with her voice, she was a knockout and one of the pioneering voices of the blues. For more on this great singer go here:
http://www.redhotjazz.com/hegamin.html
Particularly when the voice is as beautiful as Lucille Hegamin's. And the beauty did not stop with her voice, she was a knockout and one of the pioneering voices of the blues. For more on this great singer go here:
http://www.redhotjazz.com/hegamin.html
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